[05/08/2013]
An allegory in dance, music, sculpture and noise, artist Nissa Nishikawa‘s Ammanazotha performance explores the dawn of consciousness and humanity’s emergence from the cave – after darkness, light. Spanning the ambiguous space between real-time and ritual, the audience is sensitized through shadow, pattern, sound and smoke.
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